Cultivating Peace with Haemin Sunim and Hanuman Dass in London
A live conversation at OMNOM Islington exploring how stillness and inner reflection can inform compassionate action.
Why it caught our eye
The conversation connects quiet reflection with a practical question: how do we treat other people? Bringing a contemplative teacher together with a humanitarian organiser gives that question two distinct starting points.
About this experience
Go Dharmic brings Zen Buddhist teacher and author Haemin Sunim together with humanitarian and spiritual teacher Hanuman Dass for a conversation in London. The focus moves between finding moments of stillness and responding to the lives and suffering of others.
What you can expect
The discussion explores peace in a busy world, awareness and kindness in response to suffering, and the relationship between inner reflection and selfless service. Haemin Sunim brings his perspective as an author and Zen teacher; Hanuman Dass draws on his work as founder of Go Dharmic. Ancient wisdom and contemporary life meet in a conversation about putting compassion into practice.
Good to know before you go
This is an in-person event at OMNOM Islington, 116N Upper Street, London N1 1QP. The listed ticket price is GBP 23.46. Reserve through the organiser’s Eventbrite booking page. The venue and address are confirmed; the source does not specify accessibility arrangements or the spoken language.
People holding the space
Haemin Sunim
Speaker
Haemin Sunim is a Zen Buddhist teacher and author of The Things You Can See Only When You Slow Down. He joins this conversation on stillness and compassion.
Hanuman Dass
Speaker
Hanuman Dass is a humanitarian, spiritual teacher and founder of Go Dharmic. His work connects compassion with service and practical action.